Theatre in the Mist, Inc. announces its 2008-2009 season beginning with

• “Spoon River Anthology” in October;
• G.I. Holiday Jukebox by Rick Lewis in November-December.
• On stage in February, the Tony Award winning, Cole Porter musical, “Anything Goes,”
• April, the classic story of love, loyalty and friendship, “Steel Magnolias.”

Theatre in the Mist, Inc. is a community theater troupe that features cast and crew from all over Western New York and has its home stage at Stella Niagara’s theater in Lewiston. 

For further information on the season or to get involved in local theater, call us at 1-877-856-0694.

Past 2007~2008 Season

“The Sunshine Boys”
By Neil Simon
October 12-21, 2007
This comedy tells the story of two elderly vaudevillians, formerly partners known as "Lewis and Clark," who grew to hate each other over the years, and for their last year together never spoke to each other off-stage. When Clark's nephew tries to bring them together to perform their old act on television, they have to learn how to get along with each other. The play derives much of its appeal from speculation about whether some real-life comedy duos experienced similar problems.

“You’re A Good Man,
Charlie Brown”
Book, Music & Lyrics by Clark Gesner
November 30-December 9, 2007
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This musical is a day made up of little moments picked from all the days of Charlie Brown, from wild optimism to utter despair, all mixed in with the lives of his friends (both human and non-human), from bright uncertain morning to a hopeful starlit evening. It includes a tribute to Charlie Brown, Lucy's romance with Schroeder, Linus and his blanket, Snoopy’s fantastic antics, and many loved scenes: Baseball,The Kite, Valentine’s Day, Lucy’s Psychiatry Booth, and The Book Report.

“Mind’s Eye”
By Paul Fleischman
This hauntingly beautiful story, written in dialogue, will be performed as Readers’ Theater.
February 9 at 7:30 p.m. - February 10 at 2:00 p.m. 2008
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Courtney and Elva lie in adjacent beds in a nursing home. Courtney, 16, has a severed spinal cord and her parents are dead; she is alone, full of anger and bitterness. Elva,88, is sustained by memories of poetry, art, literature, and love. Elva entreats the young girl to pass the time by joining her on an imaginary trip to Italy. Courtney agrees, and they begin by arriving on a steamship in the Bay of Naples in 1910. Courtney is resistant, but gradually, in a bittersweet ending, Courtney succumbs to the liberating joys of letting the mind run free.

“An Enemy of the People”
An Adaptation by Arthur Miller
of the Play by Henrik Ibsen
April 4-13, 2008
An Enemy of the Peopleconcerns the actions of Doctor Thomas Stockmann, a medical officer charged with inspecting the public baths on which the prosperity of his native town depends. He finds the water to be contaminated. When he refuses to be silenced, he is declared an enemy of the people. Stockmann served as a spokesman for the original author, Henrik Ibsen, who felt that his plays gave a true, if not always palatable, picture of life and that truth was more important than critical approval.